Door Barricade System

a barricade system and door technology, applied in the direction of construction fastening devices, construction, buildings, etc., can solve the problems of inability to use, many conventional locks are weak, and many conventional bars secured by barricade latches are often heavy, so as to facilitate extension and retraction

Active Publication Date: 2017-11-09
BATTENFIELD JEREMY D +1
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The present invention is a multi-point barricade that can be used on residential and commercial doors. It includes upper and lower barricades, pivot links, actuating handles, a door mount, and barricade latches. The upper barricade can be extended or retracted simultaneously with the lower barricade using rotary actuators. The technical effects of this invention are improved safety and security for doors, allowing them to be closed and secured against unauthorized access or break-ins.

Problems solved by technology

Unfortunately, many conventional locks are weak, as they only attach to an edge or corner of the door.
Additionally, as many of these locks are installed at or near the top portion of the door, shorter individuals, people confined to wheelchairs, and children cannot often reach them, and are therefore unable to use them.
Furthermore, conventional barricades that employ wood or metal bars secured by barricade latches are often heavy, and may not be easily lifted by many individuals.

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[0016]Referring to the drawings and the characters of reference marked thereon, FIG. 1 through FIG. 6 illustrate the barricade system of the present invention. The system is preferably equipped with the following components:[0017]Inner Case (1)[0018]Outer Case (2)[0019]Door Mount (3)[0020]Upper Barricade (10)[0021]Upper Barricade Mount (11)[0022]Lower Barricade (20)[0023]Lower Barricade Mount (21)[0024]Barricade Pivot Links (30)[0025]Circular Actuator—Middle (31)[0026]Circular Actuator—Upper (32)[0027]Circular Actuator—Lower (33)[0028]Handle (40)[0029]Secondary Handle (45)[0030]Barricade Latches (50)[0031]Screws or Lag Bolts (60)

[0032]There are preferably three primary embodiments of the present invention. The first embodiment of the present invention is detailed in FIG. 1 through FIG. 3. As shown, the first primary embodiment of the present invention is enclosed in a protective case. The Inner Case (1) and Outer Case (2) house the Upper Barricade (10), Upper Barricade Mount (11). L...

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A compact door barricade apparatus for use on doors is described. The apparatus is equipped with a protective inner case, outer case, door mount, an upper barricade, a lower barricade, barricade pivot links, handles, and barricade latches. Screws or lag bolts are used to mount the barricade latches to the door frame. The door mount connects the apparatus to the door. The barricade pivot links effectively link the movement of the upper barricade to that of the lower barricade. The movement of the handle disposed on the apparatus facilitates the synchronous movement of the upper and lower barricades across the width of the door and door frame, effectively securing individuals within a room.

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CONTINUITY[0001]This application is a non-provisional application of provisional patent application No. 62 / 332,924, filed on May 6, 2016, and priority is claimed thereto.FIELD OF THE PRESENT INVENTION[0002]The present invention relates generally to door locking devices, and more specifically relates to an interior barricade system fit for use on residential and commercial doors.BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION[0003]While many means of securing doors are available on the market today, most involve the use of a physical or mechanical lock. Locks are often present on door knobs and deadbolts, which conventionally may be unlocked from either side of the door. Locks such as these are useful in locations that require secured access that is semi-public, in that any individual equipped with a key to the lock may gain access though either side of the door.[0004]Unidirectional or barricade-type locks differ from conventional deadbolt or door knob locks in that they are used to secure a per...

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IPC IPC(8): E05C9/04E05C9/06E05C9/00E05C9/18
CPCE05C9/043E05C9/008E05C9/04E05C9/1808E05C9/06E05C9/085
InventorBATTENFIELD, JEREMY D.WOLF, EDGAR
OwnerBATTENFIELD JEREMY D